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... Romish idolatry. Still, on tXiegutta-cayat-lapidem-non-vi-sedscrpe-cadendo principle, we will offer to the class of which we speak one other gentle intimation of what Popery aims at, and we seriously beg them to compare the sentiments we are about to lay ...
... Lecture Hall. TO-MORROW (Sunday). Afternoon. 2-30: 1 And On- Lord said unto More*, what that thine anid rod. Evening. 6-30 “Speak unto the Children of lerael. that they go forward. All seats free. Collections to defray expenses. _ —Li JJLACKWK.N CNIVERSfhr ...
... Sylhhus.—Eiist Lecture. Pn.pir F.ioQiKNfK. —Awkwardness of pulpits for public speaking. Inefficiency of the present style, generally, of Pulpit Oratory, from its monotonous delivery. The acknowledged powerful effects of good oratory, and what might expected ...
... And b* gams the affections nf the simple village maiden. hy should she doubt ? was her father* trieiid. I day* come when speaks of murriugc, but ba* conscientious objections to bands. Why ? lie is a philosopher. He has exploded that ancient fully, the ...
... here first, and bought the tow grouud, are the only persons that have done well, and the only persons who have occasion to speak well of the place. Everybody coming out shows great disappointment, and many leave it. House-rent is very high ; a two-roomed ...
... bear investigation. It needs no comment, but speaks for itself. It admits of NO DISPUTE. The names and addresses are in every case given, and as will be seen, THE CURE OR RELIEF IS PERMANENT. ! SEQUAH SPEAKS EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, AT THE j I SKATING ...
... between Logrono and Miranda, with battalions, four guns, and two squadrons of cavalry. Letters from Madrid of the 12th inst. speak laconically. All is quiet in appearance, but a great ferment pervades the public mind. The troops are coutigned (confined) ...
... then proceeded, momentarily interrupted by the strongest terms of disapprobation from a considerable majority of the meeting, speak amid loud cries of 44 no, no, and groaning, followed great upraor, which effectually preveuted lain from proceeding. Mr. M'Leod ...
... terrible responsibility, and the decision of 44 Guilty once pronounced, let me remind you, is irrevocable. Speak not that word lightly— speak it not on suspicion, however strong—upon conviction, however apparently well grounded—upon inference —upon doubtnor ...
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... were stolen. He was a respectable man, and bad given a fair and honest price for the goods. -A number of persons were called speak to the character of the prisoners, and the Chairman having summed the evidence, the jury* found both prisoneis guilty. Pickup ...
... it the palm has been bearing, And Exeter vows that it never shall fall . Hull Joins the others, too, Giving it honour due. Speaking its praises among high and low, So that on all sides men Echo the cry sgain, â Honour to HYAM wherever be go ! ¦YAI'S ...